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* However, she's not within a light-year of the record, set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]]'s wife and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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** ''Holidays of Future Past'' shows that each of Apu and Manjula's children also had a set of octuplets.
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* While ''Series/NineteenKidsAndCounting'' isn't exactly this trope (she obviously didn't have all 19 kids at once, she does have 2 sets of twins.
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*** Ditto "[[PorkyPig Porky]]'s Romance", which was a parody of the aforementioned "Mickey's Nightmare".
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* A 1935 MerrieMelodies cartoon (directed by FrizFreleng), "The Merry Old Soul", has Old King Cole marry The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe. HilarityEnsues when he tries to take care of all those kids.
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* The NurseryRhyme about the old woman who lived in a shoe...and had so many children, she didn't know ''what'' to do!
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*** Nowadays she seems to be trying her luck in the only logical job-prospect for a woman with little skills or education, lots of mouths to feed and an addiction to cosmetic surgery: [[http://www.wicked.com/octomom Porn]], obviously
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** In order to not look ''completely'' crazy she claimed to have only implanted 6 left-over embryos (of which 2 then split into twins) because she didn't want any of her babies to die. She was [[BlatantLies lying]] on both fronts: the doctor implanted 12 embryos. And she insisted on fresh embryos for each of her IVF-cycles, so there are still some of her embryos left in the freezer.
***Nowadays she seems to be trying her luck in the only logical job-prospect for a woman with little skills or education, lots of mouths to feed and an addiction to cosmetic surgery: [[http://www.wicked.com/octomom Porn]], obviously
***Nowadays she seems to be trying her luck in the only logical job-prospect for a woman with little skills or education, lots of mouths to feed and an addiction to cosmetic surgery: [[http://www.wicked.com/octomom Porn]], obviously
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* Then there's Nadya Suleman, the "Octomom," so called because of a dead-straight example of the "in vitro GoneHorriblyRight" version resulting in the second set of surviving octuplets in US history (and first set where all members survived longer than even a week.) Normally that many are ''not'' implanted, but she has said that the alternative was that the unused embryos would be destroyed. This adds to the six kids she had ''already,'' those ''not'' at once.
* However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]]'s wife and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
* However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]]'s wife and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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* Then there's Nadya Suleman, the "Octomom," so called because of a dead-straight example of the "in vitro GoneHorriblyRight" version resulting in the second set of surviving octuplets in US history (and first set where all members survived longer than even a week.) Normally that many are ''not'' implanted, but she has said that the alternative was that the unused embryos would be destroyed. This adds to the six kids she had ''already,'' those ''not'' at once.
* However, she's not within a light-year of[[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], record, set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]]'s wife and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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* In the series finale of ''{{Chowder}}'', Chowder and Panini are married and have 50 babies, including 20 ''in one day''.
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* One of ''Daria'' BigNameFan Roger E. "The Angst Guy" Moore's works, ''Quinnts'', splits the title character's sister, Quinn, into a set of, appropriately enough, quints, who each embody an aspect of the canon Quinn's personality (bossy, hedonistic, rambunctious, psuedo-intellectual and attention-seeking, respectively). Predictably, their version of Daria is a complete emotional wreck.
* One of ''Daria'' BigNameFan Roger E. "The Angst Guy" Moore's works, ''Quinnts'', splits the title character's sister, Quinn, into a set of, appropriately enough, quints, who each embody an aspect of the canon Quinn's personality (bossy, hedonistic, rambunctious, psuedo-intellectual and attention-seeking, respectively). Predictably, their version of Daria is a complete emotional wreck.
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* The titular miracle in ''TheMiracleOfMorgansCreek'' (1944) involves Betty Hutton giving birth to sextuplets.
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* The titular miracle in ''TheMiracleOfMorgansCreek'' ''Film/TheMiracleOfMorgansCreek'' (1944) involves Betty Hutton giving birth to sextuplets.
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* The titular miracle in ''The Miracle of Morgan's Creek'' (1944) involves Betty Hutton giving birth to sextuplets.
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* This is the basic premise of ''Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land'', a series about a set of 5 year-old quintuplets and the various misadventures of their daily lives.
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*** Ditto "[[PorkyPig Porky]]'s Romance", which was a parody of the aforementioned "Mickey's Nightmare".
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**This also applies to Cletus and Brandine Spuckler, who have far more children, even before season 8.
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* While ''Series/NineteenKidsAndCounting'' isn't exactly this trope (she obviously didn't have all 19 kids at once, she does have 2 sets of twins.
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* However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]] and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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* However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]] Vassilyev]]'s wife and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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* However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]]'s wife and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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* However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]]'s wife Vassilyev]] and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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* However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]] and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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* However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]] Vassilyev]]'s wife and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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*Then there's Nadya Suleman, the "Octomom," so called because of a dead-straight example of the "in vitro GoneHorriblyRight" version resulting in the second set of surviving octuplets in US history (and first set where all members survived longer than even a week.) Normally that many are ''not'' implanted, but she has said that the alternative was that the unused embryos would be destroyed. This adds to the six kids she had ''already,'' those ''not'' at once.
*However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]] and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
*However, she's not within a light-year of [[BeyondTheImpossible the record]], set in the 1700s: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Vassilyev Feodor Vassilyev]] and the ''69'' children she had over her lifetime ''laugh'' at the Sulemans' measly 14. If each of the 67 who survived infancy had ''two'' kids each (that's on the far low end for that era), Feodor likely has 70,000 descendants by this point.
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* Bloo tells a phony story in ''FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'' to their next door neighbour about how he and Frankie are not only married, but have 64 children as well. Frankie is not particularly happy about this lie, and to make matters worse, Bloo asks her "What were their names again?"...
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* ''Dorrie's Book'' by Marilyn Sachs is about a child whose mother's second pregnancy unexpectedly results in triplets.
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* In one BadFuture episode of ''CaptainPlanet'', Linka is shown living in a deeply impoverished town with over half a dozen kids...all fathered by [[ShipTease Wheeler]].
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* Several episodes during Season 2 of ''GreysAnatomy'' are centred around a mom who chose to keep all 5 of her babies, even though the doctors had recommended she have 1 or 2 of the fetuses terminated.
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* The titular miracle in ''The Miracle of Morgan's Creek'' (1944) involves Betty Hutton giving birth to sextuplets.
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* For a darker [[DeconstructedTrope deconstruction]] of this, many cultures view the birth of twins as a bad omen, which may lead to them being killed shortly after birth.
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* In the series finale of ''{{Chowder}}'', Chowder and Panini are married and have literal scores of babies — ''a day''.
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* The UrExample is probably the case of the Dionne quintuplets, born in Canada in 1934. A tragic case, they were removed from their parents' custody and exploited as a government-operated tourist attraction.
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* [[http://www.comicvine.com/mother-of-champions/29-41239/ Mother of Champions]] from TheDCU's "Great Ten" superhero team is a particularly bizarre (albeit non-comedic) variation.
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* [[http://www.comicvine.com/mother-of-champions/29-41239/ Mother of Champions]] from TheDCU's "Great Ten" superhero team is a particularly bizarre (albeit non-comedic) variation.
variation. Ironically, she was barren before she developed her powers.
